* As a non-profit, this orgainization began with a simple site (indicated by the * below) but as they grew they wanted a more professional website that reflected their local roots (the drawing) as well as being more interesting and inviting to the people who visited the site. This was the result and RAVE Web Design did the whole site, including the drawing.

This site owner wanted to appeal to potential customers without being so commercial that it would turn off his students and his academic colleagues. His site is divided into several categories to accomodate both the graphics-heavy nature of the site and the end users need for ease of navigation.

This site has merged with a University web site, but you can see the theme-building, and design we produced for this client by clicking on the image and viewing the pop-up.

Based in Germany, this worldwide group of musicians and DJs ordered a 26 page site that was easy to navigate but also allowed expression of their individual styles. The Intro page is misleadingly conservative. The others, like these musicians, are high energy and diverse, consistent with their interests, which range from "warm bassy ragga vibe tunes" to "the most thrash up dungeon style tracks."

Professional and practical but with personality. With an online syllabus for each course, this professor saves printing costs for her university and with monthly assignment calendars, she saves her students from the embarrassment of forgetting what they were supposed to read. An excellent example of the benefits of the web for education.

Simple, straighforward, and to the point. This is a very basic three page site consisting of only this page, a contact form, and a thank you page that appears once the client enters and sends their contact information.

* What was originally a very simple, basic site grew into a more professional site (indicated by the * above) as this non-profit grew over a two year period. RAVE Web Design developed both sites, including all the buttons, formatting and images for both their initial site and their professional upgrade.

This is the entry page for an activist site. While the phrasing appears static in this image, on the Internet, each phrase fades in and fades out before the next phrase appears. On completion, the viewer is taken to the main site.

Campaign season gives us a great opportunity to show off our creativity. This 20 page site uses a number of color photos of the city blended into a panoramic view with the candidate's professional photo superimposed over them. As well, the color scheme is identical to the colors of his signs and literature and much of the text and graphics in his mailings are reformatted so that they also appear as pages on his site.

A campaign website that is very different from the others. This site uses custom graphic tabs across the top of the page rather than a navigation bar, down the side. We also designed the campaign sign, brochure, mailings and other materials for this candidate.

Another campaign web site, this one was designed to feel more like a personal web page. And, since he had us design it for him the last time he ran for office, he saved money this campaign season by having us just freshen it up a bit and edit some of the text.

This clean and simple web page was built with tables and the images link to various types of pages - text on plain backgrounds, graphics on textured backgrounds, pages of links, and on diverse topics. What ties them all together is this main table on the home/index page.

Quilting, music from "The Good Ol' Days" and her gorgeous golden retreiver, this client wanted a page that reflected her interests and hobbies. Some of the graphic elements on this page are custom designed from photos she provided - the buttons for her guestbook, for instance.